#quiltcon

[elvneedleworks]

I am going crazy for the 2023 QuiltCon winners

[everythingandaves]

white america by jessica wohl (qpplique), quiltcon 2018

[mountain-time]

Cries and Whispers Sing in Muted Pain

[the-bluestreak-cat]

What all is there to do at quiltcon? There’s the main exhibit, and you can purchase lectures and workshops, but is there anything else? An artist alley equivalent?

[abigailspinach]

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[onemillennialquilter]

There's a quiltcon!!?? You mean I could spend four days doing lectures and workshops with other quilters!

Sign me up y'all!

[heatherkisaquilter]

"Geese Study No 2" 2018 by Heather Kinion

All three of the stacked blue triangles are created with dense hand quilting stitches, but the middle triangle has a doubled layer of cotton batting, and the bottom triangle has a doubled layer of cotton batting with the additional layer being made of cotton that has been dyed black.

One photo shows both the front and some of the back of the quilt at the same time.

This quilt was exhibited at Quiltcon in 2019.

[wmqg]

June Saturday Sew Day - Show & Tell Wrap Up

Sharon showed us some curved quilts she has been working on, including the tree block and top she made during an online workshop with Brenda Gael Smith.

Ros completed the quilting on a cute charity quilt and quilted bag.

Fiona M showed her quilted "Always Was" bag and flower quilt she made for her granddaughter Savvy.

Jess K brought her baby sausage dog Lorraine for pats, but she slept the whole time!

Sharon set us the next Mini Modern Challenge - Improvisation. Please contact Sharon directly if you would like to join the Mini Modern Challenge and weren't at the meeting. The Challenge tops will be due at the September meeting, and members who enter will go in the draw to win a Berry Quilt & Co voucher!

Sharon also brought posters of all the QuiltCon Best of Show winners, so that we could discuss the different QuiltCon categories and learn more about the qualities that make a quilt modern.

All in all, a wonderful day of learning and sewing with friends!

The next Sew Days will be Friday 14th July and Saturday 15th July.

[elvneedleworks]

Once again I am in awe of the Quiltcon 2024 winners

[thestanceyg]

A little late, but last week had me feeling a bit nostalgic. As we prepared for our weekend trip, I was reminded that I was with my partner when he first attended The Woodwright School, and now I would be joining him on his last trip there. So this week's mini is made up of four quilt squares I made way back but never did anything with. They were part of my 100 blocks in 100 days work-through of City Sampler. I still have a huge tin of unused blocks that I am now thinking about what I want to do with them, so they might pop up over time. I loved all these fabrics. I picked all of them up at QuiltCon Savannah, and some of them, I wish I could still lay hands on. I am a sucker for gold in fabric

I really hate how the machine binding turned out this time. I thought I had been making good progress, and then this one just kind of sucked. Oh well. It's a learning process, and sometimes you stumble whe you learn, and there's nothing wrong with that. I'm pretty sure I know what all went wrong, so I will just have to try again next week.

[sonicenvy]

changed my theme because i was bored. this was pretty much just changing the color scheme, the sidebar and the emoji that snows down across the blog. new sidebar image is that quiltcon winning quilt of joan of arc.

[1966loveminuszeronolimit]

QUILTCON

[stitchinforfair]

I've been chipping away at different projects, and I took a break to make this quilted tote for QuiltCon in Raleigh.

[sashico]

A question within myself. What is the difference between Quilting and Sashiko? Toward #QuiltCon2020, I am spending as much time as possible learning the Quilting. ☆ Quilting and Sashiko have a lot of similarities. “How to enjoy fabric” is a universal language in between Quilting & Sashiko. One (possible) significant difference will be that quilters have a specific design as their blueprint. They have a destination when they start the project - very beautiful design and theme. They cut fabric nicely and beautifully, then stitch together. (Forgive me if my understanding of quilting is incorrect.) ☆ Sashiko also requires a process of cutting fabric, of course. However, including myself, many Sashiko artisans prefer, “Not-cutting-the-fabric” process. If there is a choice, I prefer using the fabric as is. Some of the Boro we make, we try to use the fabric as is - with less cutting the fabric. It is difficult to explain logically, it is more like a feeling. Again, it is not about good or bad. The quilting I find is so beautiful, and I will enjoy the Quiltcon. I am excited to learn more, and happy to share my culture in a festival of quilting. ☆ *The Photo is part of Boro Jacket by #KeikoFutatsuya ☆ - - - ☆ 今週末のイベントに向けて、少しでも（付け焼き刃とは承知しつつ）キルティングの知識を学ぼうとしています。機能性と装飾性。刺し子とキルティング。キルト芯を入れる等、違いはあるけれど、決して相敵対するものではないと思っています。「キルティング」と検索すると、「キルティング加工された商品」が出てきて、「キルト」と検索すると、僕がイメージしているキルト作品が出てきます。 ☆ 似ているキルトと刺し子ではありますが、違いもあるような気がします。其の一つに「布を切る」という作業。キルトは完成図（デザイン）に合わせて、布を切る作業がとても大切だと感じました。刺し子はどうか……。確かに現代において布を切ることは大切で、僕達も切るには切るのですが、正直「あまり切りたくない」というのが本心です。布、切るんですよ。でも、切らなくて良いのであれば切らないという選択肢を選びたい。昔から「切りたくない」と言っていた職人さんの言葉を聞いてきたからなのか、はたまた……。なので、僕らが作る襤褸も、それほど完成図があるわけじゃないんです。この違いは、興味深い話として���えられるかなぁと思っています。どちらも素晴らしい文化です。 ☆ #Sashiko #JapaneseSashiko #HandStitching #QuiltCon #MQG #VisibleMending #InvisibleMending #SashikoStitching #JapaneseBoro #BoroJacket #Boro #刺し子 #日本の刺し子 #素敵なオン刺し #刺し子の再定義 #襤褸 #襤褸ジャケット #キルティング https://www.instagram.com/p/B8rrvwDJ6LH/?igshid=1q5dbbrpqz4p6